Lexi's Tale (2001)
“But I do know that the next morning he was still hanging around in our area. I saw him sitting on the nearby damp park bench when I raced down my tree to search for breakfast. The man was watching me as I came down, and he must have recognized me because he began to speak at once. His words were none I’d ever heard before. I couldn’t make out what it was he was saying, and yet somehow I sensed that he was asking, “Where is your friend?”
Of course I couldn’t converse with him. And even if I coul...d, there is no way that I would have betrayed PeeWee’s hiding place. But a moment later there was PeeWee himself. He seemed to be utterly fearless in the presence of this bearded stranger, and he ran right up to him. The man bent down and picked up my friend.
PeeWee lay contentedly on the man’s lap. “Lexi,” PeeWee called out to me, “I can hear his stomach rumbling. He’s hungry.”
“What do you expect me to do about that?” I asked.
“We must help him get some food,” PeeWee said.MoreLess
Of course I couldn’t converse with him. And even if I coul...d, there is no way that I would have betrayed PeeWee’s hiding place. But a moment later there was PeeWee himself. He seemed to be utterly fearless in the presence of this bearded stranger, and he ran right up to him. The man bent down and picked up my friend.
PeeWee lay contentedly on the man’s lap. “Lexi,” PeeWee called out to me, “I can hear his stomach rumbling. He’s hungry.”
“What do you expect me to do about that?” I asked.
“We must help him get some food,” PeeWee said.MoreLess
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